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https://doi.org/10.4467/20842627OZ.11.012.0349Słowa kluczowe: population ageing, demographic changes, labour market, health care sector, chronic diseases, healthy ageing, quality of life, economic consequences, DALY, risk factors, aging, old age, functional capacity, physical fitness, activities of daily living, instrumental activities of daily living, elderly, health behaviours, physical activity, nutrition, stages of behavioral change, health education, Silver economy, old age, rationing of benefits, provisions for old age, health expenditure, intergenerational justice, geriatrics, comprehensive geriatric assessment, education in geriatrics, presentation of illness in geriatrics, costs of ambulatory drug therapy, multiple morbidities, old age, aging, clinical trials, elderly, discrimination, patients, rights, charter, PREDICT, medical rehabilitation, physiotherapy, access to health services, elderly people, assistive technologies, elderly persons, ambient assisted living, smart home, social alarms, telemonitoring, information and communication technologies, starzenie się, Polska, programy badawcze